Tucked away in the heart of the English Riviera, a quaint village named Cockington transports you back in time with its Bridgerton -esque charm. Cockington is a hidden treasure, nestled behind the winding roads and houses of Torquay beach, which was recently jointly dubbed 'Britain's worst town'. The village is secluded in a small valley, offering a sense of tranquillity and escape from the modern world.
The village's main attraction is the sprawling 450-acre country park, boasting a walled rose garden and lush woodland. Thatched cottages and an 11th-century church dot the edges of the park, lending the village an air of being on the set of a period drama. A labyrinth of winding paths and bridleways guide you through the various areas of the village, revealing its concealed buildings, reports the Mirror .
The central park is a haven for dog walkers and is the perfect spot for dogs to frolic in its streams and race up and down its hills. Cockington is the perfect destination for a day out during the school summer holidays , especially if you are spending quality time with a four-legged friend. Cockington Court, located in the heart of the village, is home to a historic manor and boasts over 20 craft studios.
These include a contemporary art gallery, tea room and rose garden. The sense of community is palpable in this small village, evident in the local crafters' shops which feature a bespoke bridal dress designer and maker. Rex Lathan, an award-winning blacksmith, is one of th.